Stevie's Dangerous Witchery (Christian Blog Post)

[tlssln]

Originally Posted by WildHearted

Well, admittedly, I didn't read this whole thing because I got the gist of where it was going a paragraph or two in, so I just skimmed.

But I have to say that I honestly find this kind of stuff laughable.

There's a million terrible things in the world that you could blog about to turn into a life/religious lesson, and you choose freaking Stevie Nicks? On the basis of exaggerated and/or off base interpretations, none the less.

Well said. People are so ridiculous. At least he/she admitted Stevie can actually sing. LOL.

[vivfox]

Originally Posted by michelej1

Well, I'm sure there's a certain mystique about someone rumored to be a witch, but the first time you see them laughing over a singing fish, the illusion is completely ruined.

ROTFL. Michele, have you taken your act to the comedy club yet? If they were all fans of FM they'd get the humor. You're good.And when you were good, you were very, very good.

[Macfanforever]

I love that singing fish video.

Maybe she could have it programmed to sing her tunes.

I think Stevie and Mick could do a comedy act on the tele.

It would be very entertaining funny and 100 percent better then those boring sitcoms and reality shows we see on TV today.

OK friends do tell me that I worship Stevie and FM.

Please dont hurt those cats or any animals to that matter.

[chiliD]

Originally Posted by michelej1

Is anyone scared of Stevie though? In concert, I'd hate to be doing something forbidden with my camera and have her give me one of her deathchilling looks, but I never thought too much that she might put a curse on me. One time, when I was told to stop taking pictures by security, my camera DID mysteriously disappear, but it was at a Lindsey concert, so Stevie did not make that happen. Unless her powers rubbed off on Lindsey. Maybe they can be transmitted from one person to another through, um, bodily contact.Michele

Ever see the Denzel Washington/John Goodman movie Fallen?

'Nuff said.


"Tiiiiime...is on my side. Yes, it is!"

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by chiliD

Ever see the Denzel Washington/John Goodman movie Fallen?

'Nuff said.

No, but I saw them together in Flight. I may check out Fallen if it has a paranormal angle to it. I like that.

Michele

[singertobe]

As a Christian teenager these rumors embaress me. They're giving us a bad name. Seriously!

[singertobe]

And furthermore, Jesus had told us to spread love. Not fear. All these so-called Christians are doing is spreading fear and passing judgment on a stranger. I wanna know why this woman isn't using her spare time helping her church's local charity. Maybe volunteering at a soup kitchen. What would Jesus do? He wouldn't be doing this!!!

[singertobe]

Originally Posted by rhiannondontgo

Jesus freaks really seem to hate her. Reminds me of this:


I will never understand why the jesus freaks don't just go after the true things. Sex, drugs, abortions, adultery, etc etc. They preach about the witch thing, the one thing that isn't actually true.

I actually just made a thread venting about this video. I was the first to comment on that and I ended up removing it after having a big argument with the uploader. Did you comment on it or anything? And what about that user who goes by the name "Beautiful Child"? She's made several comments on there trying to say she broke out of Stevie's brainwashing spell

[iamnotafraid]

Originally Posted by rhiannondontgo

I will never understand why the jesus freaks don't just go after the true things. Sex, drugs, abortions, adultery, etc etc. They preach about the witch thing, the one thing that isn't actually true.

That term is so offensive.

It's interesting and sad to see how these threads
continue to put down Christians. Notice?

What was originally written had a bit of truth in it.
Although some of the interpretations of the songs
seemed a bit of a stretch. Among a few other things.

I hope Stevie hasn't actually dabbled in witchcraft.
I always thought/hoped that she just conveniently
used it, or the image of it to be mysterious.

I had always wondered what "mirror in the sky" meant
(not that the meaning was correctly identified by the poster).

I don't know how anyone of any spiritual belief can't
feel the hypnotic or spiritual vibe you get from
the songs Rhiannon and Sisters Of The Moon.
Even a few of Peter Green's songs have that sort of
thing going on.

You have the choice not to believe in Christ and what
He did for you. And you also have the choice of not going
along with the group and putting down all Christians.

[MoonSister75]

Its sad when the actions of a few, result in giving a whole group a bad name. I very much agree that term is offensive. I guess people end up getting so annoyed that they say things like that.

Stevie has stated so many times she believes there is a god. To me, this is what "mirror in the sky" is. She is putting her question "What is Love?" to a greater spiritual entity (only my interpretation). She seems to be a very spiritual person, so it is annoying that some Christians end up stirring up all this negativity about her.

I think its really good to remember its just a few, not all Christians that believe this about Stevie.

[KarmaContestant]

Originally Posted by iamnotafraid

I had always wondered what "mirror in the sky" meant
(not that the meaning was correctly identified by the poster).

Perhaps it's about self-reflection. Haven't we all gazed at the sky at some point in life, thinking about our lives...our loves, reflecting on where we've been and where we'll go, and what we'll do to be better and do better? Mirror in the sky, what is love? Can the child within my heart rise above? It's just a simple song lyric. For that blog writer to find mystery, the supernatural or something anti-Christian in a lyric about something as human as looking at the sky while feeling contemplative... Well, it's silly at best.

[Macfanforever]

I wonder what they think of Stevie's Silent Night.

[I'msoAfraid95]

Originally Posted by Macfanforever

I wonder what they think of Stevie's Silent Night.

She must have some satanic reason for singing that song. Perhaps she's thanking Lucifer for her voice?

[GoldDustBoy]

Originally Posted by KarmaContestant

Perhaps it's about self-reflection. Haven't we all gazed at the sky at some point in life, thinking about our lives...our loves, reflecting on where we've been and where we'll go, and what we'll do to be better and do better? Mirror in the sky, what is love? Can the child within my heart rise above? It's just a simple song lyric. For that blog writer to find mystery, the supernatural or something anti-Christian in a lyric about something as human as looking at the sky while feeling contemplative... Well, it's silly at best.

Or perhaps she is reffering to the snow covered hills.


And I saw my reflection in the snow covered hills...

[BlueDenimLamp]

Originally Posted by GoldDustBoy

Or perhaps she is reffering to the snow covered hills.


And I saw my reflection in the snow covered hills...

OMG! A Stevie Nicks lyric that actually is what it seems to be...No codes or hidden meanings...Say it isn't so...

She wrote the song in Aspen staring at the "snow covered hills" And she says she was doing a lot of "reflecting" at the time about what she wanted to do with her life...

Sounds fairly simple to me but if the Bible thumpers want to come up with a meaning that fits their needs then...Whatever